Small Scale Military Headquarters

Specifically, would it be appropriate to mount one in back of a 21C Opel Blitz? I have found a couple of pics of Maultiers with one in back, but I have yet to confirm their use on a fully-wheeled Opel. I'm missing a keyword somewhere when I search, I guess.

Can anyone here provide a link to photo evidence?

I have a 1/32 kit of the Wirbelwind I wish to split into an Opel w/AA and a Pz IV sporting an 88mm.

Yes, the Obel used it. Need to find a pic though!

Really? With the whole quad-gun assembly mounted on the back, or just the single unit?

Well, obviously without the shield turret - just the gun.

I am picturing something like this in non-tracked form:


My guess is the single rear axle cannot support the weight of the quad and that is why you see it more on the sdkfz 7/1. If the Germans ever did put one on an Opel, apparently no one took a picture.

Looks like I might have a spare 38 quad available for trade in the near future for any other 1/32 kit builders out there. It's from the early Monogram kit in the green box - the Flakpanzer.

According to panzer colors volume 1 page 87 the maultier had less load capacity than the blitz and only carried the single flak 36 or 38

This looks like one....

different view....

Works for me. Thanks.

There has been some talk that those photos are of a Mercedes L 4500.....

http://www.network54.com/Forum/47207/th ... Opel+Blitz

....But what if an Opel Blitz was used to transport a Quad 38 and it came under attack? I'd shoot back.
It may not have been common practice to mount a 38 on a Blitz, but it does look cool.



http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... 902&page=1

I cant find any references in my books of the quad on the blitz. It says some did have armored cabs though. Can anyone confirm.